Yet within just two minutes of starting the first stage Castlevania 64 throws that out of the window, pitting Reinhardt and Carrie against a giant club-wielding skeleton and a horde of underlings.

Castlevania 64 Castlevania’s First 3D Entry Although merely named Castlevania, this 1999 release came at a time when there were already quite a lot of Castlevania entries on the market.

Being chased by wolves and a chainsaw-wielding Frankenstein's Monster through a confounding garden maze makes for Castlevania 64's most terrifying moment.

8. Reinhardt Schneider (Castlevania 64) Source: Konami Folks have lots of mixed feelings about the Nintendo 64 Castlevania games, but Reinhardt deserves serious props.

After all these years: In 1999, Konami released two Castlevania titles for the Nintendo 64 – Castlevania (colloquially known as Castlvania 64) and an expanded "Director's Cut" version subtitled ...

The location of the fourth and final coffin in Vampire Survivors: Ode to Castlevania, containing Reinhardt Schneider.

A new Konami Code has been discovered hidden inside Castlevania's code, and it changes gameplay so drastically that it aficionados will want to give it a fresh try.

Unlike most Castlevania fans, I loved the original "Castlevania 64" quite a bit. It stands as my second most-loved of the series. So of course I rushed at the chance of getting a game that acted ...

Officially named ‘Castlevania’, the unofficial nickname differentiates it from the NES original – important because Castlevania 64 is crap.

Believe it or not, it has been 25 years since Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness launched on the Nintendo 64. It has been even longer since the iconic Konami Code first appeared in 1986's Gradius ...

This page contains a list of cheats, codes, Easter eggs, tips, and other secrets for Castlevania [1999] for Nintendo 64. If you've discovered a cheat ...